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Satellite imagery, artificial intelligence and a keen-eyed team of researchers is working hard to detect inappropriate manure spreading in real time – from thousands of miles away.
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Three dairies in Texas and one in Kansas have tested positive for HPAI. While the danger to public health is minimal-to-nonexistent, the finding represents another economic hurdle for the state's dairy sector.
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It's time to recognize the farmers and applicators who are taking proactive measures when it comes to soil and water health, paving the way for tomorrow.
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Ignite the potential of LeadDriver+ for precision marketing, driving brand engagement and conversions. Supported by Annex Business Media, our first-party data approach transforms marketing strategies. Elevate your game with targeted, first party data and omnichannel impact.
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The first Agritechnica hosted since 2019 unveiled the latest in trailers, tractors, wagons and more. U.K. correspondent Chris McCullough details some of the highlights – including the new Krampe ProBody 760 trailer (pictured), as well as new slurry boom models, tractors, wagons and more. With an emphasis on efficiency, size and plenty of automation, the latest manure and ag tech focuses on getting more done in constraining windows.
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What can the manure management industry expect in 2024? We speak with experts from Southern Ontario and The Northeast U.S. on the trends that defined manner in 2023, and how things are shaping up on 2024. Is there a way to get more U.S. farmers to spread manure on their lands? Are farmers feeling a sense of urgency when it comes to climate change? What will concern applicators, farmers and researchers alike?
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